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Thrush racing

Orange-headed thrush in WW1 Early French Army Artillery Officer's Kepi Hat

A pretty thrush sitting on a branch, in a golden sunlit wood. The hermit thrush sings a beautiful song that sounds like a cross between a flute and windchimes, and is native to the place where I grew up - the American state of Maine. If you want to find one of these thrushes, you would have to go into the forest, where they rarely ever venture out from. Once in the forest, though, it's not hard to spot one... hopping around the leafy ground, or perching on low branches.

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Varied Thrush

Colourful song thrush and flowers in vibrant pinks, reds, yellows and oranges and a teal green background - with pretty roses and other flowers, moths, butterflies and a little white beetle.

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Pretty song thrush artwork with a vintage feel - with pretty flowers, butterflies, moths, and a tiny beetle.

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Strawberry Thieves (1883) by William Morris is a vintage Victorian Era fine art Pre-Raphaelite floral textile pattern featuring a decorative garden background with blooming spring flowers, fruit, wild strawberries and thrush birds on a dark blue background.

Hermit Thrush. Taken at Mud lake in Ottawa, Ont, Canada with Canon 40D and 400 5.6 L lens

Hermit Thrush available on several different items. Show off your love of birds with a notebook, a mug, a print, or one of the other many options. Drawn by Allison Campbell as part of a “Backyard Birds” series.

Song Thrush

Grey Shrike Thrush

Groundscraper thrush in miner's helmet

Very cute illustration of a Rufous Bellied Thrush bird

A bird picks at figs on a roman fresco from the VIlla of Poppea in Oplontis, close to Pompeii, Italy

Unique and vibrant Thrush

From the Roman Villa of Poppaea, a fresco of a song thrush nibbling on grape must. ca.70 AD, Oplontis, Italy

A varied thrush looking sharp!

Caged animals Freedom Thrush Let it Go

Metro Vancouver's second snowstorm of the winter season finally brought the lovely and much anticipated male Varied Thrush to my backyard, where he spent the greater part of the day excavating the white stuff for tasty grubs. With their dazzling palette of orange, grey, and black hues, this reclusive songbird is a welcome sight during the monochromatic winter months. Photographed in mid-February 2019.

This delicate artwork of a happy thrush family, originally created in watercolor, is now available as a cute phone case or sticker. Perfect for bird lovers, gardeners and nature lovers.

Digital art painting of a Blue thrush.

Some of my favorite birds from a trip to the Pacific Northwest in 2021. This design features the bird species listed below with scattered bits of Douglas fir in between: Steller’s Jay Swainson’s Thrush Wilson’s Warbler American Dipper Bushtit Chestnut-backed Chickadee Violet-green Swallow Lazuli Bunting Red-breasted Sapsucker Spotted Towhee

It's not a Pacific Northwest winter unless you see the strikingly colored Varied Thrush. One of my favorite backyard birds, and a highly elusive one at that, this usually flighty and secretive songbird was uncharacteristically nonchalant about the lens pointed at him from above.

Beautiful delicate watercolor illustration made by hand, of a wild bird called austral thrush and barberry flowers from the patagonian forests. Colorful nature illustrated in a loose vintage style, perfect for women who love nature, are outdoorsy, like gardening, enjoy bird watching, travel to the forests and mountains to have adventures, want to connect with nature, are eco friendly, etc.

Orange-headed thrush - Zoothera citrina colored pencil

British birds montage, inspired by traditional toile de jouy designs.

Black bird

Vintage illustration by John James Audubon, etched by William Home Lizars

Vintage illustration by John James Audubon, etched by William Home Lizars

These days a lot of little birds leave their nests, I saw and heard this fledgling in our garden this afternoon and could venture near enough to take his picture. (Nikon D5200; lens: AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm)

On a very memorable Boxing Day 2017, a dozen of these enchanting but highly reclusive songbirds were frequenting the trees and vocalizing near the Burnaby Lake Nature House at Piper Spit. None seemed particularly concerned about the presence of photographers, and I daresay some of the subjects even worked the cameras with their pretty poses!